Truss, Kwarteng ‘Get It.’ Scrap Tax Cut For UK’s Richest

Over the weekend, as a sort of addendum to "Chaos Will Return To UK Assets," I spelled out the UK's "checkmate" scenario and offered one small suggestion for how Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng might go about placating the bond vigilantes. "Traders should call [the BoE's] bluff on October 17 and keep the pressure up until either the LDI schemes crack, Truss folds or the BoE has to commit to open-ended QE in perpetuity," I wrote, referencing the end date for the bank's purportedly "temporary" long-

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4 thoughts on “Truss, Kwarteng ‘Get It.’ Scrap Tax Cut For UK’s Richest

  1. Truss had to take some reasonable action before there was any chance for the Fed to help the BOE. Was it enough? “Monday’s decision was a step in the right direction, but it’s probably too little, too late. ” These observations are all obvious, including my previous comments.

  2. I am shocked that only 660,000 people in Britain make over BRP150,000 per year. That’s the UK’s 1%. We have kids making that much. I must be completely out of touch to fail to realize that.

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